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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
6
In a western suspense scene at Jul Cajon station, Madeline Hammond testifies that Gene Stewart, intoxicated, assaulted a priest and threatened her, while Stewart denies the charges amid threats from Pat Howe and mounting tension among the gathered cowpokes.
In a tense ranch confrontation Monty Price orders Nels to free Bonita while Howe and Sneed retreat. Monty mocks the law as he taunts the officers, then opens fire, leaving three deputies down and Monty wounded but alive, his figure collapsing with a grim smile.
Madeline Hammond encounters Stewart at the grove near the lake and, after a tense confrontation about love and past loyalties, he declares his feelings and forcibly kisses her. She pleads for release as the scene ends with an unresolved struggle and a cliffhanger.
John Randolph of Roanoke, died in Philadelphia in 1833, famed for sharp epigrams reflecting his era and political views. Separately, China’s imports of Japanese matches plunged from 9.0 million gross in 1912 to 2.44 million in 1921 due to rising Chinese production and a flooded Far Eastern market.
A dog in New Orleans States laments an endless chase as he spins in place trying to catch his tail. The humorous line captures a futile effort and odd canine persistence.
A Tacoma Ledger lecturer jokes that wives tame husbands by feeding lettuce and prunes, arguing such a diet would drive any man wild in a week. The quip reflects humorous commentary on marital dynamics.
Connecticut experiment with ten cows compared early and late calving. Late calvers produced nearly double in first lactation and 60 percent more in second lactation, with convergence by the third. After three years, late calvers showed slightly higher milk and fat totals, suggesting late calving may be better dairy practice, though data are limited.
The dairy department of North Dakota Agricultural College outlines feed value. Concentrates include oats corn barley and by products with low fiber and high digestibility while roughages like hay and silage provide fiber. Corn supplies carbohydrates and partial protein but lacks minerals. it should not be the sole concentrate. Oats offer a balanced mix of protein and carbohydrates and suit milk cows. wheat and bran are limited by price. middlings palatability and digestibility are poor. barley boosts corn when rolled or ground.
The article argues heavy grain feeding often fails to improve net profits. It notes gains may appear on milk sheets but only for dairy farmers near high price markets. When roughage is fibrous the share of concentrates must rise.
The piece argues that a cow’s value comes from milk output and that efficiency in converting feed to milk is essential. It contrasts good cows with scrubs, warning that feeding high quality corn to scrubs wastes resources, much as poor fuel use wastes a stove.
Sudden changes in milking routines reduce production. Dairymen note cows drop milk flow when moved to a new barn stall or new milkers, with temporary declines as animals adjust to altered environments.
Farmers note that in hot weather dairy cows give more milk when kept in the barn away from daytime fires. Cattle are fed a selling crop to support production during peak fly activity.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims strict purity in every bottle and invites readers to request a sample for ten cents from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
A man with a gun is described as not seeking employment, with the report focusing on his situation and possible implications rather than action. The piece presents a cautious portrait of danger and employment prospects without sensational detail.
An advertisement urges using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry to make a girl appear well groomed. It touts a dainty look admired by girls, framing the product as a simple household fix.
A narrative recounts a month long visit by a Titian-haired woman and a failed marriage proposal attempt. Hoodlums taunted her with a red head stereotype as the narrator pondered proving himself a knight. The crowd fled after the woman defended herself.
Snake farming expands into a recognized business with skins used for leather novelties and fat yielding oil valued for muscular rheumatism. Venom also sells to physicians and chemists for medicinal use, signaling a developing trade.
A country upbringing is valued as a core educational element, shaping character and outlook. The quote reflects pride in rural roots and the belief that early experiences in the countryside contribute to a well-rounded education.
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